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## Fifth Chapter
Know that the fruit of the four dhyanas is shown here. The first two dhyanas, *ārt* and *raudr*, are *pāpa* (unwholesome) and *śukodaka* (unwholesome), respectively. Therefore, for those who are devoted to dharma, enjoyment and liberation are not difficult to obtain. You can be certain of this through direct evidence and the teachings of the omniscient, the liberated one. This dharma, as taught by the Jinas, is known for its greatness. You too should practice it with all your might if you desire great fruit.
Hearing these generous and profound words of the *svayambuddha* minister, the entire assembly was overjoyed and attained the state of *paramāstikyam* (supreme faith). From the words of the *svayambuddha*, the entire assembly was convinced that this dharma, as ordained by the Jinas, is the true reality, and there is no other path.
Then, the entire assembly began to praise him, saying that the *svayambuddha* has *samyagdṛṣṭi* (right vision), is a *vrati* (practitioner of vows), is adorned with good qualities and character, is straightforward in thought, word, and deed, is devoted to his guru, is a scholar of the scriptures, is extremely intelligent, is worthy of being a great *śrāvaka* (disciple) due to his excellent qualities, and is a *mahātma* (great soul).
The king of the *vidyadharas*, Mahābala, also praised the highly intelligent *svayambuddha*, accepted his words, and happily honored him greatly.
Then, one day, the *svayambuddha* minister went to Mount Meru, desiring to pay homage to the Jina images enshrined in the *acaittyaveśma* (temple).
This mountain is adorned like the *samavasarana* (assembly hall) of the Jina, because it is surrounded by four forests, like the *śubhodaya* (auspicious rise) of the Jina, and is like a mountain of scriptures, complete with evidence.